:08:01
Life is waiting.
Let 'em wait.
:08:05
Where's the name sheet?
:08:07
Uh, nobody's named
this one yet.
:08:09
Oh, it's my turn. Henceforth,
you shall be Little Dorrit.
:08:15
- Oh.
:08:17
No, you don't like that,
do you?
:08:19
He's a boy, that's why.
:08:22
Can't a boy be a Dorrit?
:08:24
- I don't think so.
- You do it.
:08:27
Okay.
:08:29
Henceforth,
you shall be Little Wilbur.
:08:36
I'm not crazy about
the "Little".
:08:37
Okay, just Wilbur then.
:08:41
We haven't had a Wilbur in a year or so,
have we? We used to have dozens.
:08:45
He sniffs that ether.
I've seen him do it.
:08:48
It's because he's too tired
to sleep. He has to.
:08:51
He smells like he could
put you to sleep.
:08:53
He's a doctor, Buster.
Doctors smell like ether.
:08:55
- You're a doctor, Homer.
You don't smell like ether.
- I'm not a doctor.
:08:58
I haven't been to medical school.
I haven't even been to high school.
:09:01
- But you've studied
with the old man for years.
- I'm not a doctor.
:09:07
I'm sorry, Homer.
:09:09
## I saw the splendour
of the moonlight #
:09:12
- # On Honolulu Bay ##
:09:14
Fuzzy is not uncommon.
:09:16
There's something about the premature
babies of alcoholic mothers.
:09:21
They seem to be susceptible to every
damn thing that comes along.
:09:24
- I haven't read that.
:09:27
I haven't either,
but you will.
:09:30
Those morons who write the books
ought to do some research here.
:09:33
Isn't Fuzzy just
underdeveloped?
:09:35
When doesn't
he have bronchitis?
:09:38
I wouldn't call his bronchial
infection underdeveloped, would you?
:09:42
- Come on, Fuzz.
:09:45
- Here we go. Feet up.
:09:48
There you are.
:09:50
- What's going on here?
- Sit up straight.
:09:55
- Wilbur? Wilbur, can you
come out here, please?
:09:59
There you go.